Amalienburg

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Amalienburg is an ornate Rococo hunting lodge and pavilion located in the park of Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Rococo architecture
historic house
hunting lodge
pavilion
architect François de Cuvilliés the Elder
architecturalStyle Rococo
builtFor hunting with falcons
category Houses completed in 1739
Palaces in Bavaria
Rococo architecture in Germany
Tourist attractions in Munich
city Munich
commissionedBy Electress Maria Amalia of Austria
completionDate 1739
constructionEnd 1739
constructionStart 1734
country Germany
era 18th century
function hunting lodge
pleasure pavilion
hasGermanName Amalienburg
hasPart central hall
hunting rooms
kitchen pavilion
heritageDesignation listed monument in Bavaria
interiorDesigner François de Cuvilliés the Elder
languageOfName German
locatedIn Bavaria
Germany
Munich
Nymphenburg Palace park
linked to: Nymphenburg Palace
managedBy Bavarian Administration of State-Owned Palaces, Gardens and Lakes
namedAfter Maria Amalia of Austria
near Nymphenburg Palace main building
linked to: Nymphenburg Palace
notableFeature central hall with mirrored walls
ornate Rococo interiors
oval hall
rich stucco decoration
openToPublic yes
ownedBy Free State of Bavaria
linked to: Bavaria
partOf Nymphenburg Palace complex
linked to: Nymphenburg Palace
patron Elector Karl Albrecht of Bavaria
Maria Amalia of Austria
region Upper Bavaria
stylePeriod High Rococo
touristAttraction yes
use museum

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Nymphenburg Palace hasPart Amalienburg
Hofburg Palace hasPart Amalienburg
subject linked to: Hofburg Palace, Vienna
François de Cuvilliés the Elder designed Amalienburg in the Nymphenburg Palace park
linked to: Amalienburg
François de Cuvilliés the Elder designed hunting lodge Amalienburg
linked to: Amalienburg
Amalienburg hasGermanName Amalienburg